Daichi Kamada’s goal against Tunisia marked the fastest in Japan’s World Cup history. The Crystal Palace midfielder found the net just 3 minutes and 27 seconds into the match, setting the tone for a commanding 4-0 victory.
With this strike, Kamada has now scored twice in Japan’s opening two games at the tournament.
However, the man of the match award went not to Kamada but to Ayase Ueda. The Feyenoord forward contributed a brace and an assist in the win.
Japan currently sits on 4 points from two matches and will conclude their group stage campaign against Sweden on June 26.
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